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  1. mulrowe

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    Shopping for a 5.0 H2 or H0 motor for my 71 automatic maverick. Help:chillpill
     
    mulrowe, Jul 4, 2005
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    Try posting in the 'wanted' forum. Also check the 'for sale' forum for the parts.

    Good luck
    Dave

    Sorry, just gotta say it... ;)
    A motor is electric, internal combustion is an engine.
     
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    Sorry, but whats an H2? :hmmm:
     
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    I ment a 5.0 HO motor jamie, sorry about the H2 thing earlier.

    Keith
     
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    Erick-Mav Maverick Punk

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    Keith,
    If you don't mind tearing motors apart in junkyards, there are plenty of HO motors in SoCal junkyards. You can check engine by inspecting the spark plugs, taking off the intake to see how clean the lifter valley is, and even take the heads off if you really want to check it out. Lincoln Mark VII's had them with forged pistons too! and they're cheap. Look for the HO on the intake and tubular headers. See you sometime when you pick up the P/S parts.
    Erick
     
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    Gotta go work on my motor now. On my slot car.
     
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